Being just one of five Parkway students, junior Claire Ji earned an award for her excellence in scientific research through the STARS program.
“I worked at the SLU medical campus,” Ji said. “ I...
Attempting to make the state tournament for a third straight was achieved with constant practice and a dedication to working hard. Junior Elizabeth Leath not only practices her golf swing but also breathing...
It’s hard to deny the beauty of a day off school. Parkway has been relatively generous this year, sprinkling late start/early release combinations into the calendar. These back-to-back partial school...
Students of all ages and abilities tuned their soccer skills on Wednesday, Oct. 23 for the 25th annual Special Olympics. Athletes from all over the St. Louis area competed while accompanied by over 300...
Attempting to hurdle the biggest obstacle of junior year, students are preparing for one of the biggest tests of, not only the school year, but of their life, the ACT.
“I am definitely nervous,” junior...
To raise awareness for the newly developed Board of Directors, the Safe and Drug Free program sponsored the first Zombie Run on the cross-country course on Oct. 21.
"Since the Safe and Drug Free...
Implementing great change in order to “go green” has slowly become more noticeable in school districts across the nation, and Parkway School District has continued to play its part.
“Parkway has...
Office aide is a popular “class” when there is great temptation to take easier classes during a hectic senior year. However, there is a different way to relax during the day and help others. The lesser-known...
With hundreds of thousands of high school seniors all over the globe applying for the same coveted spots at America’s universities, students are looking for every way they can find to make sure their...
With the departure of former resource officer Bob Evans, Officer Zeus Hernandez has taken his place to help provide a safe learning environment for students.
“I wanted to do something different from...
